A large copper and brass sheet jug

A large copper and brass sheet jug, from the museum’s collection, dating from the late 19th century. The body of the cup-shaped jug rests on a round, fairly high base extending downwards. The body narrows at the top to a cylindrical neck ending in a ring. On one side of the jug a bowed handle, running from the neck to the widest point of the body. The neck and upper part of the body decorated with an ornament of large lancet-shaped leaves. The rest of the body is decorated with volutes and rural landscapes (windmills, boats, buildings). The jug is exhibited in the Eastern Corridor of the second floor, where copper wares (vessels), which are mainly the remains of the no longer existing castle kitchens are gathered.